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Thought id chime in on this, I myself went to wyotech. I went in with a good amount of experience and came out knowing a lot more. I have been working in the field for about 4.5 years now. The industry can be very tough at times, with warranty work and all. But there is always money to be made. One thing that will help you earn that money is your tools and quality of them, at first I had craftsman sockets and they were constantly braking so I started buying Mac Tools. Now my box is full of Mac, Matco, Snap On, and Cornwell. One a/c tool I haven't seen recommended is the one to remove Schrader valves, they leak often. You will also find on most newer cars a/c lines are hardly attached with big nuts between lines, most now use a 10mm bolt holding them together with an aluminum body and o-ring seals. As far as fan clutches, a nice air hammer and air hammer fan clutch removal set will do you good. Ill get you some part numbers tomorrow when im in my box. Keep Wrenching!